Hello, In order to see the Windows partition, you first have to mount it. Are you running ntfs? If yes, you may need to add support for this file system to your kernel. If it's FAT, you just need to mount. I recommend making a cirectory, for instance "/mnt/win", first. Then, as root, do a command like "mount -t msdos /dev/hda1 /mnt/win". This assumes the Win partition is the first part of the first IDE drive; substitute as required. Ok, that partition is mounted. Now, do a "cd" to the mount directory. You're looking at the contents of your Windows partition. -Dave